Many films have been released in Bollywood so far, which have been excellent. Yes, one of these names includes 'Gully Boy'. This film was released in the year 2019 and this film got a lot of love from the fans. You must know that this film highlighted the underground rap culture in India and played an important role in promoting the popularity of rap music in Bollywood. In such a situation, if we talk about the actor of this film, then it was Ranveer Singh. Talking about the actress, she was Alia Bhatt. Apart from these two, Siddhant Chaturvedi also appeared in the lead role in this film.
Just announced We’re partnering with @CityofToronto for a free screening of the Bollywood-meets-hip-hop coming-of-age tale GULLY BOY, featuring a video introduction by director Zoya Akhtar, on August 25 at @OntarioPlace. #DriveInTO Grab your s now: https://t.co/3k2k7uZdmJ pic.twitter.com/6ZLjzF2eeY
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Now, recently, TIFF (Toronto International Film Festival) has announced that 'they have partnered with the City of Toronto and a free screening of Gully Boy has been held on August 25 in Ontario.' Actually TIFF has tweeted and written just announced we're partnering with @CityofToronto for a free screening of the Bollywood-meets-hip-hop coming-of-age tale GULLY BOY, featuring a video introduction by director Zoya Akhtar , on August 25 at @OntarioPlace. #DriveInTOGrab your s now: http://tiff.net/DriveInTO
Let us tell you that an introduction video by director Zoya Akhtar is also going to be included in this screening. You can see that Gully Boy is in a lot of discussions at this time due to his story and the accolades received in India and internationally. The film is produced by Excel Entertainment and Tiger Baby Films and the film is directed by Zoya Akhtar. With this, it has been written by Zoya Akhtar and Reema Kagti.
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